This allows you to build up a collection of your favorite recipes (synced with your significant other) that is searchable, sortable, and is easy to read (so you don’t have to scroll past the life story on mommy’s food blog just to get to the recipe). When in your phone’s web browser and you’re on a recipe you like, you just “share” it to the AnyList app and it scrapes the recipe off the website and imports it into a nice, organized structure (with a picture too). This is an AnyList Complete feature, and this alone makes the Complete subscription worth it. It’s not perfect, but you can override what it guesses and tell it where to group things so it makes sense for your store. It tries to group grocery items together so when you’re in one part of the store, the stuff in that area is all on the same part of the list. It just works it has never lagged, failed to sync, or created conflicts. My wife and I both setup our own accounts with AnyList, and then we just enter the other person’s email to share a list or recipe collection with them. And you can setup/sync to Alexa as many lists as you like we keep a packing list on here too for when we are getting ready for a trip.
ANYLIST FREE VS PAID FULL
Hands full of raw chicken but you just realized you’re out of butter? “Alexa, add butter to the grocery list.” So. We have an Echo Show in our kitchen, and we use this feature constantly. Here are just some of the things I like about it: I even bought a dedicated meal planning app one time that was supposed to merge all this together, but it tried to enforce a planning structure on us that just didn’t work, and it was buggy.Īfter all that, I somehow stumbled across AnyList, and it has completely solved all our problems. We’ve scattered recipes over Pinterest, Evernote, Google Drive, and probably some places I’ve forgotten about. For the lists, we’ve tried innumerable “to do” style apps as well as our usual grocery store’s official app (Meijer). We’ve bounced around between different grocery list and recipe-saving solutions for years, and none have been quite right. In fact, I pay them…I subscribe to AnyList Complete Family for $12/year. Note: This is not a paid endorsement, I have absolutely nothing to gain by promoting this app. After years of searching, we’ve finally found a grocery and recipe app that actually makes our lives easier.
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